Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-14

aJ the Denver k Rio Grsnde and North 1,
 oro Paeifiu insisted upon being baited
 xith A like advantage, and the Atchlsou' Tonaka 4 Santa Fe NOuld under no CIT cumstgnces listen to any such conces. ! sion. Stubbs and party have gone eas. ! to Inbor with the trunk lines m an et9ts ! to get a reduction of pro rata Eow de- handed east of Chicago. m order to SC cure If possible some freight originat- l ing on ssaboard for sll raIl routes. The ] narty will return to Chicago the latter oart of the week, and Monday next an, other meeting of the transcOntlnentai hues will be held and a report made or
 the result of the negotiations with east ern lines.
 LONDON, May 10-The Queen held drawing room the afternoon at Buck !nCham palace. Mrs T. Arthur Post and Miss Louise Morgan, American ladies. were among thOso presented to
 her majesty.
 LITTLE ROCK, May 1O-Dan BristOw. the famous Arkansas trapper, was mur- dered at Bayou Bartholomew while set- tlnR his traps. The party had laid ln nn bush for him and after killing the old man, robbed him of S40O. There is no trace of the perpetrators.
 WASHINGTON, May l2-The Secretary of State received letter from Minister
 Manning contr6dIcting the report of the execution of the Mexican army officers on accouut of the NCgales incident.
 Justice Wood IS somewhat easier, though little hope IS entertained of his recovery.
 SAN FKAScIsCO. May 12-The schooner Isura Madison, which arrived at Ump qua, Oregon, May lOth, reports seeing the ship Ocean kruE. May Stb, thirty-ivc miles west Ot Cape AyagO, on fire and abHndOnei. The Madison lay by her until she sank st G '. m. The Ocean King wac loaded with oIl. bound from NsnaImO, E. C.. to San Pedro, Cal She was valued at S1j. .O0O. and owned in Boston, Nothing Is known regarding her crew.
 WASHINGTON, May l2- To-day was the second day Ot inc re-nuIOn of the Army of the Cumberland, under whose ars9ic,s ;he statute ot President Gar field is to be unveiled. By noon tbe streets were denselY crowded. Music sad brass hsnis ETs heard in every di rcctiou. A ll,3O She procession started under command O, General Baird. and moved e. First street, at tae north of the statute.
 DUBLIN, May I2-Parnell left Kings town thIs morning for London.
 PARIS, May l2-The government has closed the yeiocipeje factory at MariDs- vile, near Lunerville, tine property a German named Schweriz, who employ ed men belonging to ihe German imper- iai army. This incident is supposed Co prelude other TepTIsals against the Ger mans.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, May l2-TEe Iuter- national Convention of the I. M. C. d.. has elected the following officers: Pres ideut, Hon. :. H. Blake. Toronto. Cans | ds; vlce presidents. Major Genl O. Q. | Howard, San Fran ncisco; Fl, M, Willard, | Vermont; E. F.. RicharIsOn, Missouri, | l.. c, Warner, New York; 5. K. Hobbs, | Alabama; C. W. Foster. Texas; W. s. | WOodbldge, Minneapolis. Secretaries, l Geo. F. CoxheGd, MissOura; c. A. May well, Gala c. F. Setchell, Conn.
 LOUISVILLE. May l2-Hon. F. O. Brady of Lancaster. has been nOmin- | ated for governor by the republican I state convention.
 SAS ANTONIO, May l2-Coi. F. II. Herd a prominent and wealthy citizen | and Captain ReFn08i have been in- | dicted by the Federal grand jury on the ground of conspiracy Co defrGud the I government of revenue. Those Indict- ments are the outcome of the whole sale smuggling transactions on the Rio | Graude border which have been hereto. fore published. Other prominent stock men also are indicted but the names have DO. yet been made public.
 SANTIAGO, DE CUBA, May I3.-The British special commissioner reached here direct from Port m Prince, The Anglo HRywisE question has been settled on the basis fOreshHdowed sometime ago. President solomon paid 10 cash and gave bonds to the British commis sIouers amounting Jo S250C00. It Is claimed that President Solomon not only paid the money willingly but ex- pressed himself wholly satisfied with amicabls settlement of claims.
 SAN FRANCIsco. May I2.-A. A. Baker convicted with a felonIOIs assault on an eleven year old girl, was to-day sen tenced to 20 years ID San Quentin.
 WAsHISGToN. May II. Secretary Bay ard hRs sent a telegram to Minister Man hing. stating that the reports concern ing the e5c1tiOn nf Mexican army officers st Nogsles have been the most conflict ing siuce the 6th instant. that bis tele- gram announcing an appeal IS inst re- ceived with satisfaction that thIs gov esnnent would view with deep regret tn imposition Of penalty so extreme, and lustructs him to say that a m,ti.a tion would pc regarded by the United States with favor.
 SAS FRANCIsCo, May lO-Bsst 6 Belcher co. ChOllsr 6JO. Crocker .S5. Con. Nira mia IA. 1j, Peer 70, Peerless 5j, OphIr $50. Savage 52j, Hale d Nor cross f SO Confidence < IJ. Potosi : 60, | sierra Nevada 3jO. Utah 200, Union Con. 32j. Yellow JBcket4 9O Mt. Diab- To 4.25, Locomotive 60, Utah 65O. Gould & Curry, 42j.
 ST. LoUIs, Mo, May 1.-The wool growers and international shsep shearers l-sJC'Etion held .uair second annual convention here to-day. General J. A. l;ctins'n president; Hon. Barclay Hen ley ot California, was elected member Oi ihe executive committee. Anruher oi spescheI were made having strong tariu Hgsers
 BERLIN, MBy li.-I' is stated that the increase n Russian duties OF imports. put in Iorce, hus had the effect of bringing tLC German government to a decision to increase German duties on cereals from Co G mark, as reprisal. Ady.ces from .he Black Sea ports state tbat tEc gram shipping trade is in @ fe- verish state oi sctlyity, and exporters are rd hing aarCo5s to Germany in or der to slut tbe market before the new grain tariff eau toe put in operation.
 LONDON, May ll-Alarming rumors were Tn circulation in the lobby of the house of commons this afternoon in rs- gard Co ParnelFs health. One rura- or Is to the effect that ParneH is dead. Justin McCsrthy asserts, however, he has seen 6 telegram dated to-day from Paruel!, stating he would be in London tO-morroE.
 SAS FEANCIsCO, May 1.-The 27rh Of the International Con gregsiIon of Y. VI. c. A.. was called to order thls morning Gt First Conrreea- .ional church, President Hardy of At